tubecas.blogg.se - april 2023

There are many tools to create USB bootable. For example, you want to install Windows 10.

Since Win10 has forced updates, I'm surprised if the system is working after installing the latest auto-updates, which bring the system up to 1803.Rufus is a software which helps in formatting a USB flash drive also to make USB bootable to install any Operating system. I tried installing 1709 on USB stick which works perfectly. Even when using an older version of the tool itself, it doesn't start and force me to download the latest version. HeiDoc was quite usefull here, since downloading special versions is a big mess on Microsofts side: The current official Media Creation tool didn't let me choose any parameters about the version. History: How I get to this problem (total about 2 days work)įound out that it works with older Win10 versions, so it seems that Microsoft break something: Working

When you're in the situation like me that you're forced to use the Windows installation (yet), it seems that you must live without VT-d. So even when you use tricks to install an older release, Microsoft will update it very soon without asking you. The best thing would be not using Windows, since Windows 10 contains forced updates. This bug exist since 1803 and altough many users seems to have trouble with it, Microsoft doesn't care about fixing this issue for several months. TLDR: Windows 10 contains a bug since months that result in non booting systems and installers when VT-d is enabled in BIOS. So MBR for a simple BIOS should be enough and I can't understand why it's not working.

Flashing Windows 8.1 圆4 ISO image from MS with MBR for BIOSĪccording to the documentation of m7720 we don't have any UEFI here.

Booting Ubuntu installer from the stick: Works, but sadly I need Win10 for some games.

Also on a non OEM 1366 board (same socket) I can boot and install Win10 easily.

Use the same USB stick on a newer HP notebook: The Win10 installer starts without any issues.

Installing Windows 8.1 with latest updates and upgrade to Win10.

Put the SSD in another pc for installing Win10 and put it back afterwards.

Checking Fix for older BIOS in the extended RUFUS options shows the window logo after booting (instead of black screen) but now it hangs there.

Searching in the BIOS for settings that could affect the boot behavior.

Changing the current boot order temporarily (F12) and permanently using BIOS (ENTF).

Rufus with different options (FAT32, NTFS, UEFI, BIOS).

The used ISO file was generated using Microsofts Media Creation Tool. Nothing happens, even not after waiting for a longer time.

But when booting the Win10 iso, I only get a black screen with blinking cursor. Having an about 10 year old i7 machine, I want to re-install Windows 10 Pro over the existing Win10 Education installation using a USB stick.